Turkey, Azerbaijan leaders vow unity after tensions

Newseze Wire·Sun, Nov 8, 3:14 PMWire: The Hindu

The Turkic-speaking allies describe their relationship as "one nation, two states" and, despite the friction, remain closely bound by military and energy ties

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Turkey, Azerbaijan leaders vow unity after tensions

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